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Why does everything in the future-web have a price tag attached? If anything I want less business middlemen on the web period. I don't understand why funding through direct sales will give a better product than funding through advertis
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What's limiting new digital cameras from becoming faster? A decade ago a friend showed me his digital camera with an ISO setting in the thousands and I was amazed at how little noise there was. I've since been a little disappointe
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4y ago
Where, online, are the SDR communities?
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Thanks for mentioning it, I'm not familiar with the printing process in general. I learned CMYK is always used in the context of printing, and RGB doesn't have a defined transformation to CMYK, but because I was displaying this di
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I learned all about blending modes and filters this past week figuring out how to split an image into its CMYK components using just HTML and CSS. It was not straightforward, but I did finally get it right. https://deepf.art/
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4y ago
The fragment identifier links in the table of contents need to have parenthesis () removed because right now they're not matching the ids in the section headings.
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I had considered this, I'm not sure it's the issue since Niagara Falls is pretty iconic. I'll give it a shot with surrogates in place of Niagara Falls and see what happens. The bigger difficulty it seems is getting a duck to
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I find Stable Diffusion is pretty good at generating single-subject images like this. It's really mind blowing and the novelty hasn't worn off for me yet. But after dozens of attempts I still haven't managed to get it to show
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I think Wikipedia is being misleading here. The Bulletin addresses the Russian invasion of Ukraine on March 7, 2022 and explicitly left the clock at 100 seconds to midnight. The Bulletin's website says they meet at least twice a year t
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Thanks for sharing this. I've been writing my own simple websites for a couple years now and I really like seeing what other people have done. Sometimes I learn better ways to do things, and sometimes I realize what I did was perfectly
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I'd love this. I'm in the camp where seeing an equation implemented in code helps my understanding much more than seeing the math notation.
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Thanks for the explanation. It raises the next question about how small a superframe can be, which I imagine as they get smaller makes efficient scheduling a more difficult problem.
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I'm not understanding why Starlink is limited in terms of how many cells it can serve by beam hopping. What's driving the analyst's choices for the different "TDM split" and "beam spread" values? I naively
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I suppose if I ever get my own Wikipedia page the first thing I should do is publish an autobiography.
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Every now and then I like to read through Wikipedia pages for things I know more than the average person on. It keeps me skeptical of the things I read on there. For people unfamiliar with a subject (students) I think Wikipedia pages are mi
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I mistakenly bought homeopathic eye drops from a CVS once, for exactly this reason: I was in a rush, it was in between real medicine, I didn't notice the tiny "homeopathic" text on the package, and it was the lowest priced it
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At first try this is pretty good for remembering acronyms or technical jargon I've forgotten. The accuracy of the info is, as cautioned, suspect at best. But I wouldn't mind having an assistant like this available at all times. Th
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Not sure, could be something on my end. But --link-color and --link-underline-color are "not set", so maybe sass related.
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Not on my machine in Firefox 104. For me the links aren't styled until the mouse hovers over them.
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We (people) already accept the lies we perceive. I think we choose to accept these fantasies because they're often outside our direct influence and when something is distant from us we have the luxury of turning it into entertainment.
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Why is this being scaled up so much now? Just chance/gradual progression, or is there currently pressure to make more money?
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Would anyone working in this space mind sharing their thoughts on the most promising methods for removing the small space debris? I work with radar and the debris problem is increasingly a large part of that work. I've heard various so
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On Google News something that drives me crazy is when the thumbnail image next to an article isn't actually in the article.
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I'm glad they acknowledged the lng vs lon issue, it was really bothering me. Hope this site grows to include +/-, E/W N/W, 0-360, and decimal minutes as well.
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Funny thing happened to me today: Gmail sent its own Google Fi customer support email to spam. Haha, wish I noticed that before spending my morning going in circles with chat support.
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That's right, my example was off because film is 'usually' shot 180 degrees. So 30 FPS has an effective shutter of 1/60", and 120Hz open shutter needs a 2-frame sliding window to match that look. Or use a 3-frame wi
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This was my first thought too, even for large studios, even for existing media. Would be neat to see the comparison between an existing animation or stop-motion that was done at 12 fps and see it scaled up.
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It wasn't until I was shopping for an LED TV that I really understood a lot of the important details in how a sequence of images can be made to look like the images are in motion. The biggest revelation was the difference between showi
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I read a neat article recently that talked about the "Dubai Lamp". They're lightbulbs that Philips makes for Dubai that are twice as efficient as their standard LED bulbs. The difference is simple: LEDs are more efficient whe
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I got a new phone recently, a Samsung S22. I wasn't worried about the lack of headphone jack because my previous phone came with a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter. I plugged in my headphones through the adapter and my new phone told me it wasn&
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